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The pulley in the figure has radius r and total mass m. The rope does not slip on the pulley rim. The weights and the pulley are not moving initially. Calculate the angular speed of the pulley at the moment that the 4 kg block strikes the floor. r = 11 cm m = 2.1 kg Find ω [s−1] = Type your numeric answer and submit

The pulley in the figure has radius r and total mass m. The rope does not slip on the pulley rim. The weights and the pulley are not moving initially. Calculate the angular speed of the pulley at the moment that the 4 kg block strikes the floor. r = 11 cm m = 2.1 kg Find ω [s−1] = Type your numeric answer and submit

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The pulley in the figure has radius r and total mass m . The rope does not slip on the pulley rim. The weights and the pulley are not moving initially.
Calculate the angular speed of the pulley at the moment that the 4 k g block strikes the floor.
r = 11 c m m = 2.1 k g Find ω [ s − 1 ] =
Type your numeric answer and submit

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